Nigeria private tours
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Nigeria tours
Discover Nigeria on a private tour
Did you know that Nigeria is the seventh most populous country in the world? Do your best to escape the 184 million people, and see just the best of Nigeria on a private tour with a friendly and experienced ToursByLocals guide!
Find the perfect itinerary below, or ask one of our tour guides to customize your own tour and see and do exactly what you want, at your own pace.
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Traveller reviews in Nigeria
I spent three days with Confidence, and he lives up to his name. I stayed at the Sheraton and did day trips. Confidence picked me up at the airport and showed me the island, the Nike art gallery and the park. The next day we went and checked out Badagry for a mask festival and the slave history. The next day we need the Presidential Library and some caves. I had a great time and enjoyed my conversations with Confidence and our driver. I got a great glimpse into life in Nigeria, it's a unique place
Patrick
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What a great week! In addition to seeing the main sights of the area, I also wanted to taste lots of Nigerian cuisine. Confidence was super flexible and not only managed to find us every single Nigerian dish and snack to try (DELICIOUS!), but he also arranged an awesome cooking lesson with his chef friend when we visited a nearby city. His team is fantastic, very professional, and a lot of fun, and he also has connections all over West Africa. I 100% recommend Confidence!
Ross
traveller
I highly recommend Ucomeafrik Tours! My tour guide was awesome. Very knowledgeable, friendly, fun and could sing. Hes a very skilled driver and you definitely need that in Lagos.
Lawrence
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